Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


FLOUR-About 10000 bbls were shipped on
the steamer to China last Saturday. We quote
as follows Net cash prices for California Best
20; Superfne, 81 90C13 20.
WHEAT-The demand for shipping purposes
does not create any marked activity. Vessels
are being loaded and cleared daily, with the
bulk of cargoes composed largely of old wheat
From 81 Is to 81 271% p ctl Is the ruling range
1or No. ! export grades, being an Improvement
on the situation as against week ago Millers
pay 81 40 for selected parcels.
CALL BOARD sALEs-koRNING Session
spot-1oo tons, 81 271S; 400 81 o.
Buyer season-l00 tons, 81 4315; 100 81 4314;
100 81 as o ctl.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
Buyer seascn-loo tons, 81 49,; 100, 81 4355zs;;
200. 81 49,.
spot-so5 tons, 81 %; 200, 81 2s7s 100, 81 273z p
BARLEY. Offerings of feed are somewhat lib
eral, but holders are not inclined to lower ask
ing prices in order TO increase custom. The tone
of the market can hardly be said to be firm, and
if receipts continue TO be as liberal as of late it
is possible that there VIII be some little soften
ing IN values. AT the moment 1t is not easy to
find quick custom for the better grades of feed
at CSC q ctl, and this figure about represents the
top of the market. There is some Barley, too
and would probably sell quickly at that figure if
il were not light of weight. Old Brewing is in
no general demand, and buyers have to be more
sought after now that the season has thus far
advanced. From 81 10 to 81 Is will embrace the
full range of transactions in good to choice pro-
duct of this character. New Brewing is receiv-
ing moderate attention, though there is no i'm
provement in values, the current range of quot
atoms being $l6sl 071a q ctl. Trade IN Chevaier
is about as dull as ever, and values remain nom
Inal at 81 % 70 II SO for fair to choice
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRsIEG SESSION.
Buyer season-l0o tons, 81 125S 400, 81 1874
Buyer 1SS7-l00 TONS 81 0417; DO, 81 045s; 100,
l 0i5z.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
Buyer lSS7-3e0 tons, 81 05.
Seller lSS7-l00 tons, 9514c; 100, 51zc p ctl.
.-0ATS-Transactions are not large IN volume
The inquiry is mainly on jobbing account, and
fair business is being negotiated in this direc-
SO; No. Feed, 81 371asl as; No ., 81 25
81 2715; Milling, 81 421S@1 so; Surprise 81 so
al So Black, 81 20@1 80 q ctl-
CORN-Buyers do not take hold of the market
with any vim, and trade drags more or less.
Stocks have been increased twice within the
week by Eastern supplies. Large Yellow 81 175z;
small do 81 20; White, 81 25 ctl.
SEEDS-Offerings of Mustard are moderately
free with but little demand. Choice Brown Is
scarce. We quote as follows Mustard, Brown,
81 5o@2 rs; Yellow, 81 5o@2 60 > ctl; Canary,
Timothy 5@6ci Alfalfa, 7@71ac 2 b; Flax, 81 80
a. Is y ctl
MlDpLINGs- Prices keep in good position
Quotable at S2l@22 p ton.
HAT-Receipts continue liberal and uniform
Alfalfa is not quite firm. Wheat SlS0p16; Bar
ley, Sl0G1S; Dat, Sll@14; Alfalfa, s1l@u SO q
ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35@5Oc p bale.
HOPS-Market continues dull. Some con-
tracts are said to have been negotiated for new
crop on basis of i5c q Ii, which is claimed to
lie full figure as the market stands General
quotations are more or less nominal say 12915c
g d for 1887 growth.
BRAN-Finds steady custom Quotable at
s1s@19 g ton
RYE-Custom for this article is not large |
Old. however, can be placed at top figures while |
the variation in the quotation for new keeps
rather wide there being marked differences in |
the quality Of o1felings. We quote as follows : |
New, 81 35@1 90: old, 81 IS . ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 o5C91 10 p ctl. |
according TO quality.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s22@23 q |
ton.
POTAToES-Daily supplies are being well |
handled at the moment, and the wharves gen |
orally present clean appearance at the close |
of business hours Burbank Seedlings. 75cGSl 10. |
Early Rose. 50aI75c; Peerless 6o6I75c; Garnet |
Chile, 60@s0c q ctl: Sweet, 81 5092 = ctl
oNIONS-supplies this morning were lighter |
than yesterday, but this circumstance did not |
affect values Quotable at 6a97ec ctL
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 l56l1 IS; |
Niles. 81: Blackeye, 81 l2149I IS 2 ctl.
BEANS-The late advance in certain descrip- |
tons is well sustained. while the market gen |
orally partakes of steady character. We quote |
prices as follows Bsyos 81 S592 Is; Butter |
81 1902 10; Pink, 81 4oG1 60; Red, 81 40 TO 81 49,
Lima, 81 15@2 so; Pea. 81 2592 So Small White. |
81 25612 so = cit.
ETABLES-Tomatoes continue in excess |
of the demand aud prices remain low. Corn is |
in good supply, though it must be choice quail |
lty TO bring anything like our top quotation. |
Cucumbers make liberal exhibit SQUASH is less |
plentiful, though there are ample re-
ceipts for all needs. We quote as follows: |
Egg Plant, 25950c 2 box: Cucumbers, $50 |
S5c 2 box; picking Cucumbers. 50tG75c q box
Green Peppers 2SS5oc 9 box; Green Peas,
SGSt9c . 10 Tomatoes, 209S0c p box |
Green Corn, 50c@s1 25 = box; Green Okra 400 /
Coo q box; String Beans. 354d4c p u Summer
Squash Squash g @ SOC tom s sGd
15c p dozen: Carrots, S5@50o a ctl: TURNS.
2595oc ? ctl Reets, 75e@sl q sack Parsnips,
ScgSl = CT sa,t Cauanowe7, 5oG6Sc p dozen;
Celery, 50&,e0c 2 dozen; Dry Peppers SsSl0c
Dry 0kra, 15@20c ID.
FRUIT-Grapes are still coming TO hand with
freedom, and low quotations are the rule.
Choice apples are not plentiful, but common
qualities are well represented Pears suited for
table use find fair custom. Bartlett Pears of the
finest quality have been wanted for canning
purposes at full figures. Arrivals of Ounces are
IN excess OF market wants. Berries continue in
favor, all receipts selling promptly Figs drag
badly, there being great difficulty in fnding
buyers. Waterrnelons sre coming into better
demand since the weather became warmer and
dealers are able TO sell to much better
Wine Grapes, si2Sls p ton; Huckleberries |
5G6c = n Crab Apples, 50@6oc = box: Can.
hundred Grapes, 2oGS5c y box; do, Mnscat'
S5G5oc . box; Tokay, 40G75c; Rose of Peru |
25S4oc; Peaches, 5oc@Sl q bx; Apples, 35c@sI Is
q box; Pears, 5G50c p box; do Bartlett, 75c
Gs1 50 p box Figs, 20G3Oc = box for white
and i0@5oe 2 box for black; Strawberries, 81
as y chest; Blackberries, S5@6; Plums 2]SG3c
q u I; Egg Plums, &c q %: Mexican Lines si09 |
u 2 box; Lemons Sicily, sc 5o9T so do Cali
forilia, 81 5092 for common, and sS33 so 2 box
for choice; Bananas. 81 50l3 so D bunch; Pine
apples, s3d5 o dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-There is brisk demand and |
sellers have the situation largely in their favor.
Liberal transfers are reported for Eastern &C
count. We quote: Sun-dried Apples, 6@7c |
ID for sliced and 5&6c for quartered Al
den and Plummer. 109l2c; Apncots, 14C9l6c for |
sun-dried bleached; do, sun-dried, l01l2c;
Blackberries. l0Ql2c: Figs, b@6c for pressed !